A. I don't know that anything particular of that kind was agreed upon. Of course we talked over things of that kind.
Q. But you had communications with the parties who were striking on the Pennsylvania road?
A. Yes; men were going back and forth all the time.
Q. Was there anybody over there that had control of the strike there or who was looked up to as a leader or recognized as such?
A. There were some three or four of them. The man supposed to be the leader showed the white feather.
Q. Who was that?
A. Samuel Muckle, the president of the Pan Handle division.
Q. He was supposed to be the leader in the start?
A. Yes.
Q. Who was their leader after he showed the white feather?